The Left set France on fire — watch Limoges city hall collapse
The mob cheered as the 143-year-old historic building was destroyed. They burned the Lyon tourist office too.
Is Climate Activism Dead? We Went Looking for It in New York City
Climate Week NYC promised more than 1,000 events and 100,000 participants. On the streets of Manhattan, the world’s largest climate gathering was almost nowhere to be found. Climate Week NYC describes itself as “the world’s largest climate event,” bringing more than 100,000 people to over 1,000 events across New York City. Organizers say it connects global leaders with communities working “on the ground” to build a low-carbon future. Judging by the promotional material, New York should have been overflowing with climate activism. So we went looking for it. We visited the United Nations, where world leaders were gathering for the UN [...]
CFACT’s Summer Circuit Hits Chicago, Cincinnati, & D.C.
Though colleges were not in session, CFACT Collegians staff stayed busy this summer. National Director Nate Myers and National Field Coordinator Emma Arns designed a Roman Warm Period booth for Turning Point USA’s Chapter Leadership Summit (CLS) in Washington, D.C., July 9–12, and Young Americans for Liberty’s YALCON in Cincinnati, July 28–30. The table was built to stop students in their tracks. A ruin-and-cypress backdrop framed olive wreaths, a cornucopia of fruit, miniature busts, chocolate gold coins, and goblets of sparkling grape juice poured as “wine.” Myers and Arns donned togas and worked the aisle. A headless centurion cutout gave students [...]
Listen: Morano on Joe Piscopo Show talks speaking at NYC Climate Week Event
How UN admits it failed to save us from climate doom.
New CFACT Report: ESA Implementation Is Severely Flawed
The Endangered Species Act was created with a worthy goal: protecting species at risk of extinction. But more than 50 years later, its implementation has strayed far from that original purpose.
Conflicts of interest beset Delaware energy tax plan
What Is RGGI and what makes it tick?
Climatologist Judith Curry retires her science blog
"It’s time to declare victory against climate stupidity and move on." -- Dr. Judith Curry
Watch: Morano on The Scott Jennings Show talking California’s restrictions on offshore oil development
"If the oil were a little further offshore, closer to China, Gavin Newsom would have no problem with the low environmental standards of China & no problem importing that oil from China."
Watch the climate conference live!
WATCH LIVE starting April 8 at 9:00 AM.
Chattanooga Students Refuse the Climate Hustle
If students only hear one side of the climate change debate, do they ever realize there’s a debate? CFACT Collegian Markus Fee set out to answer that question at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga, hosting a screening of Climate Hustle 2: Rise of the Climate Monarchy for a group of twelve other students. One room. One film. A conversation that didn’t follow the usual script. The setup was simple: a campus library, a screen, and a group of twelve students willing to sit down and watch. But the response wasn’t passive. Students reacted in real time—laughing at the film’s comedic moments, leaning in [...]
EV power consumption — a costly mystery
The fact that EV power usage is invisible could be hiding problems that are serious and rapidly growing.
Security experts concerned by potential EV battery harm
Cybersecurity and national security experts have explored how EV batteries and the connected technology of electric vehicles could be weaponized to cause disruption or mass casualties in a terrorist attack or actions by a disgruntled employee.
TX & NY Students Submit Comments on Energy, Minerals, & Land Transparency
Students with CFACT Collegians continue to make their voices heard in the federal rulemaking process by submitting formal public comments on policy proposals affecting energy reliability, mineral supply chains, and agricultural land ownership. Public comments give citizens an opportunity to weigh in on regulatory decisions before agencies finalize new rules, ensuring policymakers hear directly from those who will live with the consequences. Recently, three students — Nicolas Walker of Sam Houston State University, Skyler Perez of the City University of New York (CUNY John Jay College), and Silas Pearson of Liberty University — each submitted comments addressing separate federal proposals. One [...]
Climate fact check January 2026
Global warming did NOT ‘supercharge’ winter storm - Pacific islands are NOT disappearing - Climate change is NOT fueling both hot & cold extremes - Cherry crops are just fine - 'Climate roller coaster’ debunked and more.
Can America buy or conquer Greenland? (ft. Dr. Elizabeth Buchanan)
Learn about the feasibility - or lack thereof - of America's attempts to purchase Greenland from Dr. Elizabeth Buchanan in this episode of District of Conservation